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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
The p.pers are ,hls week saying some

The papers are this week saying some
very Kind things regarding Congressman
Reed. Ills Interview on the matter ORE.
dacing the sufplas-published on our nfsl
p,ge-has attracted much attention aud
been widely and favorsbly commented up
on 4; and his unanimous selection by the
Republican minority a. its candidate Tor
Speaker, has slso called oat very comp'i'
msntary expressions from the Republican
press of the country. Here IL . sample,
nom the National Republican. s wAsh'
ln.tnns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
rheumatism

We doubt u there Ia. OF can be. q speeine
remedy for rheumatism; but thousands vho
have suffered Ia pains have been greatly ben
ented by Hoods sarslpariliA n you have
failed 10 fnd relief. try this great remedy.
II was afiieted with rheumatism twenty
years. Previous 10 iSs found no relief. but
grew worse, and at one time was almost help
less. IIood's SafsapaIilla did mo moro good
than al tho other medielne ] ever had"
H. BAIcox. Shirley Village. Mass.
II had rheumatism thrso years. and got no
relief tiIi took IIood's SarsaparIiiA II has
done great things Cor me. recommend 70 10
others" LEvu BrnpAsk. Biddsford. Ne.
HOoGs sararanIia Il characterized BY
three ieeullsIliies ist. the eomtsnafios u
remedial rgenis, ii. the proporsons ~. tho
rrocea q securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result Is medieiBe of unusual
strength. efeeilng cures hitherto unknown.
Send for bcck containing addltioaAi evidence.
"iOod's sarsalarllla tones up my system,
seems 90 iasks me oysf.s j. r. fnonrsox,
Esgister u DEEDS, Lowell. Mass.
"IIood-s sarsar,riiia heais al Others. ana
isvorth IL weight In goid." I. BAkRuoroN,
10 Hank street, New York CITY.
Hoods SarsaparlIla
to.i BY al druggists o.; six Zoe g. NAds
oaly by c. I. HOOD o Co. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
.SoruER BUGBEkR DISPOSED OF

ANOTHER BUGBEkR DiSfoShp of'
FroS, .hse,. % the November mon,nly
crop rspof, of ths agriculture dep.r''nss. .s,',
a, ws.hlast0u. Ne lssrn for The nrs, uins
--.,.,hI,y IA, aalte sud suthepiic resPtct'
i,r re compstition of wheat fson iadla
Tsls oas.tlon has sgitsied the county
more er less for several years, sn1 ns'
given anxiety 10 many OF our Am.''s -
~As.i farmers Dat u l. soeiee "i 81.
,.f.e,lou - know that nc possible eiase OF
slsrm erists ~ "a indla saeesssisily CON
rs,,,,. xlth ,ae Uultcd States In The ssy
ef wheat prodaetios- The depuimsn, =
served a no-t useful pafpose ~ prsss1. !.
Ias 4, sach tsngiols form ss sppss's '. ~
49,. r.port. . full and elssr pre-entsion o.
.lI ne vItai facts eoneernins ms qae-,lon
.re..s ~ f.ets -, a. rssi 81 specal.tion - te
-h., lpnaeucs Isils vhea, msy have opo'
.ar msrkst or ths markets 81 tne wots,
n -, ameticsn farmers have prsetlcsil'
,s,elnr N fear from this soaree.-S h
lfonastead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
Lsmbkiu-"So, sheep raiser IL not an
Instrument for shesriug sheep"

Prom Rev II Y. rorsey, ID. ID, LII ID.
~ sni fensls College. Ksnts iilll. Ne. .
"Dr. v. w. Klnsmsn-Dssr slfi-For i've
used Adamson's Botanic Coagh Baissrn,
AMI have. think. found II second 10 no
other remedy for throat and lang troubles.
Trial bottles 10 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
WINTER WORK.

If.hlr,d mAa IL faithful aud Industrious,
be can earn fair wages Ia winter on slmost
any farm There are great nsny thinss
ths, no farmer can rud time 10 90 IN we
press of seeding aud harvesting, wn'en yes
need 10 be doue and will often pay better
than most th., he does. winter j. tne
time when many of these things can be a..
tended 70. In fact. unlsss large share OF
the barnyart manure l. drawn out dufing
wiuter the farmer IL sure 10 begin sprirg
vork 30 much beblndhsnd that be VIII be
sp, NO, 10 catch up daring the entire SEA
sow. J. r.. Monros Co. y. T., In
countrv Gentleman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
nucrLrx's ARxrcA SAWS

TnE BEsr SALvE In the world for Cats,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Bores, Tettsr. Chspped Hands, Chilblsius,
Corns, aud ell Skin Efuptions, aud POSI-
lively cures Pies, or no pay repaired. IL
Il gusrsnteed To give psrfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Pflcs Is cents per
box. For sals .. Hoyes' Drug Store. Nor
way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
"l nnR WIIH RlD NAME'

q. tas c.ishins ode q s,orr sh~uf a. ce.,s :,
% Os1.r,l Csunfy Rscsrt- n = -rt.ra - ~. :,
p.p.f " Fr.ak = Pa. al = eas e ~ ~ -, -.
tkor~-xS.v 10000 Ths necort = pu1isnea -
frys6ars NJ .nf Oh - sfnt. rfsp<ld. - .sf .
ir-s. : - 4 .isa sl.ies a. tioc ysr yes.. - ~ =
~ uanths. - - csnfs ~ montns. ,.Hs~
fa1. Worm.ood. fuh1.sn<r. fFyseef. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
SALT RHEuN

with iis intense itching. dry. hot skiu.
oftsn broken into painful cracks. and The
little watery plmples, oftsu causes inde.
scribsb,e seasring. Hoods SArsapsrilia has
wonderful power over this dlseAse. 10
parifes the blood and expels the humor.
and the skin heals without scar. Send
fOr book eonisining many statements OF
cures 10 c. I. Hood q Co, Apoihscafies.
Lowell, Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

We have exposed. during the Last year.
many swindlers Who advertise. under the
name OF medicine. vile compounds which
only Increase human suffering. To al
Who need pure medicine aud blood puri.
Ger. We can honestly recommend SuIphur
Blttsrs.-E iitor sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

PoLrrE socIErr N ARKASsNs.-"l
desire 20 retire." said Boston sues, L
the proprietor of a hotel In ArkansA'.
"Yoa whichw asked the d.zsd man
IL desire 10 retire"
"You what =
"I desire TO retire"
"wsll-I-i-l'll be difned II
b'lseve -s'vs 70, /, in the house. mister.
80, WHAT 'Aii the amazed guest
IL dAn'i ash for anything"
"well. ay !, asin an see II | kiu
ks'eh on"
"li !. strange you eAnno. undsr'tinS
plain Ensli.h. simply '.ii ! desire 4
rssise. ihs, i'. | wi.h TO 70 TO my loom.
"Oh-aw-oh! That's tii. fo'
van, ter iurn in. sh' whyn', you ssy
90, We don't ksow no;Aia' boa, 'ie'
.ina' q retire here IN Aikan'.. w
jan pa, oG TO bed"
And vhsn he came down stairs he al.
to hi. wife, III that's the way they tall
In Boston IL amt 20 wondsf there. .
many fool, there. Desire TO retire
Well, III b. tafrei! =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

NJ AZ fi4inliu. Que ~ me t<<t INV"
in-nfsnrr men in North C4selins. WITS
nrm nin-tn. - fellows -Ess rin. !
~a- -e,sn yeaf. u age have had What
tie Gosicfs sali hip a,srase. and whish ]
ssIi ~liis swelling Ny hip wss draws
oai VI plaes TLsrs vas . swelling a tLs
knee.ioint. where there is profu-e run.
aing. which has been there Zoe yesrs Of
sosps this has greatly depleted my sys'
ten. together with surgical operation On
the les bsns. tried every known bleci
pufihss IN build mp my system. but none
did me god until I tosk &. SIS. ! ne n
every spsins. II always builds ne up.
giving me appetite and digestion. and sns-
bIss ms 10 stand the long. trying. ssss-
vstins. hot summer days To me there 10
no such medicine for purifying the tlssd
and tailding up the wasted system -
n 4 n. On usins II soon lseam~ strong
of toiy and easy Of mind. Ny coior
changed from q PALE. worn leoA 10 .
healthy. robust complexion
Mr. O. ". Fnffel. % fArmsssviIls.
Teas. writes: About Aussst ist isca.
90 eruption appeared ON ny arms and
legs. which panied me much and s.smed
10 affect my physical condition generally.
On the advice of physieisa st this piAse.
finally sommsnced using svifts Specific.
] am glad te ssy that after using three
Large bottles the sofe. have all healed"
Treatise on Dlo~i and skin Dhs~sses
walled Tree TnK svirr srrciyic %.
Drawer ,. Atisst.. os
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

Fixing up the barn ami makias ths i"sn-
,o .os stable eomsorts5ls for th-lr oeea'
mani. 4. now In order. A wsrm stable
saves fodder A. certain mperhufs nas,
Ne malntsinei 10 the body OF every sn'mN
while he lives. To keep up thls rmp.fa
ture 20 q normal state rsqaifes . esf'.Nh
proportion OF the food the animal eon'
snmes. Artificial warmth supplied ~
warm structures. TO . certain extent, sup
piles more cheaply what. under oihef err
camstsncss. would have IN De supphsu iu
rrs,n or hay --Lswiston Journsi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
IRoN roR rRufr rREEs.

An exchange furnishes an scc Jut, OF
the successful experiment OF one OF ~. cor.
respondents who buried OH iron a0ou, The
roots OF hls trees. which rcsaltet Ia great
Improvement lu their growth, and Ia q
greatly incrc.sei crop ~ fruit We have
no doubt of the correctness of The state
ment. IL reminds us OF sn experiment
with similar result. made many years ago
when the theory was extensively sisocstei
ina, electricity aided vegetable growth, aud
TIE grapevlns p.sntei NJ the foo, OF The re'
Gently erected nghining ROD msie twice
the growth OF The vines remote from 10;
and The rows of beans planted over the
buried wire with up~ari points ., the enis,
grew more vigorously than beans else.
where. IL WAS foani that the Increased
growth OF the vine was entirely the resal,
OF the deep bed OF mellow earth msfe 10
setting the foo, OF the rod deep into the
soil. ana the beans enjoyed The bench, OF
similar trea,meE, by the mellow trench for
the wire. The pieces OF old Iron, refuse
stove pipes, worn horse-shoes. ess,-on iron
Kettles, etc, could no; be barred under the
trres without digging the soil deeply and
thoroughly, % the great benedt OF TIE
roots Otherwise. the irOa coali o- OF m
hepent Country Geniiemin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

The report. of the Msine state College
oficl,l. ibr Tue prsssn. year are very high
~ ..ti.,.c,ory. Tue farm sgperlntsnfeni
..v. ths, Ia his department., owing io ta-
lack ~ cattle, there has been eut little doee
save The harvesting OF the hay tni ,ae
cropping o'suca l,ui - ~is already under
the plow. The receipts AMI expenditures
IN thls department for The year have lvit
small balance on the psont side. with the
principal crops % the year stu ou nsni.
The income % the Coburn eodoNment
faui. nov being available. l. relieving tie
nn.ncss Of the tnstitution. 80 that every
thlug l. now runuIng easily. The report
on the president showed that there has BEEN
the I.rses, actual attendance the past year
ever hsi in the history oftae instiiuiion =
Iyaw.s,On Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
Like . womsa-most men.

wnrAR's BAisaN ov Wild CmxaHy
cured my little girl OF q severe attack OF
whoopluE cough. when her life Was given
over BY the physician aud all other rene
dies had failed. JOSIAH Ioyy. Ksyport,
M.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

Ths IA, Stock show Ia Chicago this
wear WAS ,hO lsrgrs, ever held. and the
essh receipts were also very kIauly'as
shorthorus took the swespststes 'or sne
bes, slagie animal AMI nve OF SIX lrLe,
In special classes. An Aosrieen angus
took the second for the best herd shosn,
Nsr, year Il IL propos~d 70 omit the ~o,a
.fs,- from TIE title OF The show anu INC
exhibition will iucluis oreedipg ss weh as
fat cattle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

"And the country woald blossom - .
rose" sslf the Agricultural orator. "trd
better blossom ~ cabbage" said an old
farmer. II never could see any proni IN
than alr roses"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
T.l. . b. K. .na ). o. <. See ID.

FITS An rits siopp~i free by Dr. gilse's
Great Nerve nsstorer. No nr amer nrss days
use. Marvellous eares. rre.iiss and q Trial
Arch So, Phila-. Ia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

When nssy 80 sish. -s ss,. hsr cs.ssS,A,
When sAs -. chii. shs ersi for css,sriA
wAsa shs-beesns Miss che slasg V css,ss,A
wAss che Asl cll4ssa. sSs gave lAs~ cssssnA,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

A New Hampshire editor recently pat
The following under the head OF pheasant
Personal Paragraphs !" "Rsverdy Bishop
ios, Two nagers las, Friday In . corn cut
tar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
SCOTS EMULSION OF PURE COD
LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHOsPufrES.

For CAiiirsa aHj Psin,0aary TrOsblss.
Dr. w. 4. IIorT, Polnt Pleasant, w. Va,
says II have had q thorough test With
SCOTS Emul.lon In Pulmonary Troubles
and General Debility. and have been aston
lshsd a. the good results for children
with Rletets of Marrmas IL IL unequal.
Ell"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

The editor OF the San fIsnclsco Thuns
iefbolt raoiestly prInis bis own picture.
and announces himself ~ candidate for
mayor, "hrst, last and al the time"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

II was IN bad health. so Ispsni couple
OF months travelling In Spsin." "IIe it
cured your "Yes-of travelling"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
Horse for Sale or 10 Let.

N. ..h.ersh-r rs &C. ..ls e. - - d-.,nr N.
.lnfsr. 80 fs kselln<. . feei s-.r
kor.s. 49, y.<rs elt. -elxhk. itr rs~A1-
Pa .hs. >es. n. is--. ..,.>,vx pxnuXn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
a GA r D.

To all Who are sarsrins from the errors Anl
iniiscre,ions of yOaih. nervous ve~kne>s. ssriy
decay. iossof manhood. kc.. vii ssni recipe
that vill cure you. fRrr or cuAhoL Ihissfess
remeiyvas discovered ty . missionary In soun
America Send Q seifsiircs.si snveiope 70 NE
Iry. yosKym 7. ISnAS. sisisss n. Sss Tsrt csiy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
NJ uoreuroy. ~. NJ.
Paris lltti. Ne.
O@cs nau Tuesisv and Friday.

oslIs answered At all tins<
R.a.rs by PEN is.lsa "; NJ. al Ne; .s.s -,
n Csrtrr. sr ant Mr. thone e.,-. N,
sni Ms. n. A. Mssln, Mrs. A. a kssils. ~
sad No. Lew stesrns. hiss Lesl.e -. \.
No Abais s..s. nrs. korsn Deoi.. % -. ~ a ~ !.
rnf. >osfh rsriss M \. cne.e. -. ,. u
X E.iss. winsa M. ssl nrs. u. q. hssa' hs''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
AsAn JOKE

"How much for that pair of pants ?
ho asked of = clothing dealer on for'
street east
"Oaly two dollar. my frend,.'
The stranger felt In the right hand
pocket. gave a start Of surprise aud con-
,inued;
Everything goe. with the pants,
suppose ;"
"iiow-shaiT
"s.y. old man. -ill yer take four dol
lsr for these pants ?"
"I-I-shn ,hss Ia do, pocket"
"will you take h,e dollars Come,
nov. business /. Business
my frendt, vhss sony to tell you
do, I haf made q great mistake. Does
pant. vhn pu, oa, by occident."
"Ssy six dollars. then"
"Dsy vhu my own sooadly pants and
Of course I can't sell EN-. Please keep
your hand. off, =.
"siy. I'll give you seven d'lisn!
Seven big dollAu :"
"Nol No. Let 20 ofd,,e p,ais' Yoa
belief I VIA. .ooch fool do, ! sell my
Own clothes OF my back
"s.y ,eu. then! that's good fsllsf-
cay ten"
"yo, by .hus.full! i,vhss principle
mi, m. do, doan' seli my clothes. OIL
do-e oop to me OF call. der police y
"well. take 'em. old ipjan! You u
be sorry for this
While the man vas walking away the
elo,hlsr turned all the pocket. inside out
In neryou, haste. aud the result vas nix.
lis flushed face grew pale aud his hair
stood up. snd he waved the p,as high
In air and called on,
"Ho. my frendi. come back !, vhs
eli q mistake sons more Dose pants
vhu yours for twelve shillings =
Hut the stranger never turned his head.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

In Rrown coan,y. Ill. IL man eighty
slx years old who never saw plano. lie
ls probably the hspplest old man In Brown
County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
BEWARE OF swisDLERs.

The lard making season IL . very trying
time Tor people back In the country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

Cerssponosnce on practical agricultural top
&c Il solicited. Aiflrcss All communication
lntsnsied for this department. 20 AenlcUL
rCkkLkfffon. n.OkFOkp oknocaAt. fAnis. Ma.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-03

czrHR oA1G rArxs Ar COUNCIL or m


ozrKR aAxG zAIxs Ar A COUNCIL or n
pzAEa.
BnznAncK, OAK, New. z-TheFa hal
hsen oousiderabls excitement amona
the settlers and military circles ever
The report that Sioux and Orow Indians
vera about 10 units and take 10 the war
path II the aoVeFnnena insists ca en-
forcing the land noVeEalty bill. AcUun-
oil held By tke 6ionx Chiefs a.
Standing RoCk today vas called 70
consider the question. an the pFinci-
pal ehiefs expr ssad their opinion
freely. amone them HuniinR Antelope,
John Grass, Mad Deer, Red Fish, Got
tonwood and Gall. Tue lAst named b
the ms1t intelligent aud influential
ehief 10 the tribe. All but Gall
said they had alRay8 fell friendly
teWardg the whites. Gall aro8a
With q soowl Of ooutempt and
said be would talk differently. He
bad nos alwaya felt friendly 90 the
whites. He foughi them and tried 10
kill them. The whites and Ug0wa
fought him 40 the O9seex bAa1le sand
Tried 10 Kill him. bat nov be ID ready b
take his men and halp the whites Ia oet.
Ting this tr0nblo with the Grows. He
shonid like 70 ahow the whites bic
friendly feeling. Gall then turned 70
Major Mclaughlin. agent Of Sanding
Rock, and expressed the utmost conf
dence IN him and friendship toward the
whites. Gail was frequently interrupt.
cd by the applause Of his followers who
constitute q majority of TIE young var
riors.. Sitting Boil bad nothing 30 say,
He Il very jealous Of GaIls power and
Il Il said was displeaaed with his speech
as be feArs il will give him additional
prominence with The whites.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-03

mEnIIna % nm fmooIA1nol AZ RnIIA.
DEERHIA.
PHrLADELRHEA, Nov. z.-At this morn
iDais session Of the AmeFlozn Woman'o
oaGrnao Asool1tion, TIE resolutio1g
presented yesterday on fhs plan of uoEk
proposed b. the Association, 1gllllR
forth the dofefmInaiiou of ita
members % pFogJ theif claim for
TIE night Of suffrage b. po1I1lGlIn1
tbe various state leaiglntuEes fer lho
riaht 20 vote at 81 mu1ieipal eIootIona.
wsrs Diseased and adoplod. A com
milloa vs. appointed 20 ooufeg viii n
rofaF6noa 70 9ohaFmonixina he oi41E1ne11
between the national and Ameriean
associations.
Tss foil0wlng oalserB we're olsoisd
for the ensulrg year; President, Ken.
WiIliam D1dley E0alke. q Andianai
Tioe Prosidenis, Mary A. LlVsgmole.
of Massachusetts; Hon. 0eorHg va
liam Curiia, of Nsw York, Hon. Csc.
H.. Hoar, a Maas4ehuasla Mr..
n. ~. Tracy Cufieg, d Elinoig !
Dobossh q. King. of NebEaafa !
hfaloE o. X. Ha1son, 81 Ma114e1nagIl1;
Refeooa n. Hazzsrd, 81 UiE1QrIii
Martha A. D5Efstl. q 8innezQtsi NaIY
IH, Cf1y. Of Meuinc44f MalI 3
slaana, 81 Michiasri nn1 Mu, L1J
J. O1rgshall % Io9ai Q1aIfn4n 81 Ne
| fbe ExsoutiVo ComI1Ili41, A|11E 1lo1l.
81 H1aaSsnhnaotfs; Eof5ITu CoFIe1lgn1-
| lnn aeorslnrr. Mr.. Jalla ward Howe
/ of RhoGs IeIaad; RscoEdln4 4eeI1kaEg
Maslha ca1iahan, % Iowa. OcEta1p1n1.
lna esoIsfnEg, Hengy ,. B.1c1Bol. q
| Maa11ctu1lltl; Ireag1Ee1, Mlas Abba
]. CoisnAn, e Manashusst1a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-03

okN Raknusco. Nov. 4--Tks retail
STORES q AokeEmam BFoa., ard lhe
Wholesale glassware establishment of
AckeRlnau, HIook a Co, weEa clossd bY
attachments this muruiuR and are nov
h The handa Of the sheriff. n b utaoof
lhat TIE altachment wa1 pfeelpitaled
b. Telegram from Portland Elailna
that The bFsneh house az Henry AahRr-
nan 4 %. "a THAI place had been az
Tackled for 016. 900. A Writ waa nned
Gus here hy she Anglo California Bank,
whose claim b $4,000 against AoknE-
man HNnthnRn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-03
SECRETARY WYeAMT.
Anothar OLD and Truusea
Omcer suppIanted.
ns Asksrsl.. Finza.l.I Dlnsal.,.s-
csanlssss Il sasssy n sun Fsua-
s,ss-oA.s OOar, NswA

Punx1AHp, NgV. 3.-lspeoisll-Thsn
WyEant wh0 kas ben 6ecrulnEy ana -.
alalant treasurer af ne OEsron RailW1v
and NaFigalion oompanY ever siuoa ~
a1QanizsfIun, has tont1laf Ia ranlana.
,in1. His g1ooealnr uill Be o, y. Hcl.
cnmb, bEottoR of 01noral Mnnaral
HoIeomh. Eha eelIFlna oeorolsrF. ~.
Wyaant, for years hnfd q similar po1l.
ti6a Win NE cd Ogoz0n steam NaYi-
ealion Oompany nnd d biz Hs1lromenl
he present eompanY lo8oa . faiihfni,
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ously III With congestion 81 the lungs
Balfoug says he doea not donbt that
law will BE- aupEeme again in Ireland.
TIA nuarantina naanuraa aoainna
vessels from Italy win be abandoned by
Greece.
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Berlin eonVokinq ne Reichelaa On No
vsrnbsr 28.
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singer. Is dead. hha vas eged g years.
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taken into the port o. Two hIvsfsI
Wisconsin, hy haEbor tue1.
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are Iced. Ths Feturns show I
gain for tas Ldbefais Of %, and gain
for the CONSERVATIVES ana Dissiosni
Liberals Of 81.
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tac1meut eau against AekoFman 4 o..
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e11l1alE1llon ID - Hopi ". rsak
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teEsitory ovef which ~ Unittd Sfatse
nad exolazlee iafl8d.elion, q eans a
feoesy Nl1Aza tAe opeE1kfo1 Of Ar.. VI
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30 eae e he tine Baazes1e1 Z doah1 81
ne tonsal11liuaaii1Y oI the Etntaie.
and ll uas regarded bolh b fhe tsrri
toel4l e0aEts and here aa furnishing q
FfepSK rals % Be- observed b the terri
loEial e0aFt b inpanelline a imper.
tial isFg 10 . criminal uass.